Nick Babich writing for UX Planet:
Because AI design and code generators quickly take an active part in the design process, it’s essential to understand how to make the most of these tools. If you’ve played with Cursor, Bolt, Lovable, or v0, you know the output is only as good as the input.
Well said, especially as prompting is the primary input for these AI tools. He goes on to enumerate his five parts to a good prompt. Worth a quick read.
ReviewsA comprehensive comparison of 8 leading AI prompt-to-code tools tested over two weeks. This hands-on analysis evaluates Bolt, Lovable, Polymet, Replit, v0, Onlook, Subframe, and Tempo on their ability to generate a complete shopping cart checkout experience. While most tools force designers to manipulate designs through code, Subframe emerges as the clear winner by providing actual design control with familiar visual editing tools. The article highlights the frustrating inconsistency of AI tools and predicts that the future belongs to applications balancing AI assistance with familiar design interfaces.
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